Corey Feldman Claims Corey Haim Abused Him During ‘The Lost Boys’ Filming
In a revealing new documentary titled “Corey Feldman vs. The World,” actor Corey Feldman makes serious allegations against his late co-star Corey Haim. Feldman claims that he was molested by Haim during the filming of the 1987 classic “The Lost Boys.”
Allegations of Abuse
Feldman describes an uncomfortable encounter with Haim, who, according to him, suggested that they “mess around” during the film’s production. Feldman recounts a conversation in which Haim mentioned receiving advice from actor Charlie Sheen about sexual behavior in Hollywood. Sheen has since denied these claims, labeling them as “sick, twisted and outlandish.”
Historical Context
Both Feldman and Haim were prominent figures in Hollywood during the 1980s, appearing in several successful films, including “License to Drive” and “Dream a Little Dream.” Their rise to fame came at a young age, but it was also accompanied by disturbing experiences of abuse.
Feldman’s Truth Campaign
In 2017, during the filming of the documentary, Feldman initiated a “Truth Campaign” to fund a separate film revealing sexual abuse within the entertainment industry. His goal was to raise $10 million, leading to the 2020 release of “My Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys.” This documentary focused on the sexual abuse faced by both Feldman and Haim, but did not address the specific allegations Feldman is now making against Haim.
Documentary Insights
Director Marcie Hume shares that the film was originally intended as a comeback story for Feldman, who also sought to promote his band, “Corey’s Angels.” However, the documentary unveils unsettling aspects of Feldman’s life and professional relationships. Hume describes a disconcerting environment created by Feldman, as revealed in the interactions with his band members.
- Some band members reported strict control over their personal choices.
- Feldman has been accused of fostering a hyper-sexualized atmosphere during filming.
- Ex-band members described the situation as a “straight-up sex cult.”
Current Availability
“Corey Feldman vs. The World” explores these complex and troubling layers of Feldman’s life and is now available for purchase on platforms such as Apple, Amazon, and YouTube. The documentary not only sheds light on Feldman’s struggles but also raises broader questions about the culture of abuse in Hollywood.
